Criminal Term Opens With 99 Cases on Docket
A juries term of criminal court opened with 99 cases scheduled for trial. Twenty were disposed before lunch. Pleas were entered in many cases and several defendants were found guilty by jury. Ed Loving faced six charges with nol pros in three, fines applied in others. Multiple defendants received fines, license suspensions, and occasional nol pros outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Loving
Loving
Jeff Pierce
H.S. Fell
Teague
Capias
J. E. Graves
William Gregory
Bernie Hines
Reitzel Cecil
Council to Elect Clerk and Hear Building Plans
A special city council meeting is set for tonight at 7:30 with architect Harry Barton of Greensboro present to review plans for enlarging the municipal building. The proposal includes a larger courtroom and an extra story. Council members also expect to elect a clerk of the court and an assistant clerk, with temporary appointees Steve Ingram and L. Franklin possibly confirmed amid several applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barton
Greensboro
Steve Ingram
Left Turns Allowed on Red at Main Street Railroad Crossing
City officials announce signals at the Main Street railroad crossing permit left turns on red. L-shaped arrows under the red light indicate the turn. Officials expect overall traffic flow to improve at this location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Guilford Carpenter Endorses Van Del Compound Health Cure
Greensboro carpenter 47 years old William Little reports van del compound relieved chronic stomach liver and bowel troubles after trying many medicines He says first doses produced results and within a short time all health issues disappeared He praises the product and invites others to try it with a coupon offer at Ring Drug Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Little
Greensboro
Little
Van-Del Compound
Ring Drug Co
Caudle Case Postponed to November Term
The case against R. M. Caudle former clerk of the court charged with embezzling several thousand dollars will not be tried this term It will be continued to the November term unless remaining trials speed up. A true bill was returned by the grand jury last month and Caudle was arrested and released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Caudle
Superior Court
High Point
Caudle
Autumn Exhibit At Emma Blair School Draws Crowds
The Emma Blair school hosted an educational art exhibit last week that attracted many pupils and visitors. A favorite piece was Woodland by Bundy, a Guilford County native now living in Richmond Indiana, who remains active in his art at over eighty years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair School
Bundy
Guilford County
Richmond
Ind
Ten states and two nations add to Guilford College enrollment
Guilford College reports pupils from ten states besides North Carolina and two foreign countries. New Jersey leads non NC states with nine students, followed by Virginia with six. Pennsylvania and New York have two each, as do the District of Columbia, and single students come from Kansas Massachusetts Mississippi Connecticut and Ohio. Japan and China each have one student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
North Carolina
New Jersey
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
District of Columbia
Kansas
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Connecticut
Ohio
Japan
China
Charters Granted for Conover Tool Firm and Manufacturing Co
New certificates of incorporation: Hickory Handle and Manufacturing company of Conover to deal in tools and farm supplies with authorized capital stock $100,000 and subscribed stock $11,000. Owners include R. E. Herman P. E. Yount and D. L. McKenzie of Conover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hickory Handle and Manufacturing Company of
Conover
R. E. Herman
P. E. Yount
D. L. McKenzie
High Point plans discussion on municipal airport at Washington conference
City Manager E M Knox will attend a Washington aviation conference on municipal airports amid local talks of building a nearby field within three to four miles. Current options include Friendship and Miller fields, both class A, with interest growing in a local airfield to boost private planes and potential business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
E. M. Knox
Washington
Friendship
Greensboro
Miller
Winston-Salem
Knox
Cc Tl. Amos
G. A. Clark
Mr. Amos
Highway 10
George Penny
Amos
Committee Forms for Scout Troop No 1
The troop committee of Scout Troop No 1 met with Scoutmaster L W Conant at Wesley Memorial church. Clarence Strickland was elected general chairman W J Fraley thrift chairman and Dr J J Hamlin publicity chairman. The committee plans semi monthly meetings and closer troop contact. The troop plans a hike to Camp Uwharrie Friday at 1 PM with fathers invited and a camp fire supper at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Conant
Wesley Memorial Church
Clarence Strickland
W. J. Fraley
J. J. Hamlin
Camp
Uwharrie
Man Hurt at Star Falls 30 Feet While Working for Railroad
J. R. Harris of Danville Va remained a patient at High Point hospital with a broken shoulder a fractured hip and a deep cut over the eye after a 30 foot fall while repairing a coal chute for the Norfolk and Southern Railroad at Star. He was brought to Sechrest's ambulance after noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harris
Danville
High Point Hospital
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
Star
Rites Held for Infant Son of John Furr
Funeral services for James Rowland Furr eight months old son of Mr and Mrs John Furr were held at 301 Clinton street this morning at 10 o clock conducted by Rev A Pulliam Burial took place in Oakwood cemetery Pallbearers were Albert Jones Dwight Carter George Pulliam and Clarence Upton. Flowers carried by Ruby Goodman Lillie Yow Mary Mauney Lavarne Dyson and Helen Mauney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rowland Furr
John Furr
Clinton Street
Rev
A. Pulliam
Oakwood Cemetery
Albert Jones
Dwight Carter
George Pulliam
Clarence Upton
Ruby Goodman
Lillie Yow
Mary Mauney
Lavarne Dyson
Helen Mauney
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Fat Loss Benefit
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a global aid for weight loss and improved vitality. It prescribes a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, promises elimination of waste and toxins, and credits toned organs, clear skin, and energetic health to the product from Hart Drug Co. and other drugstores with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Drug Co
Sykes urges good works and fair play at Guilford meeting
Tom Sykes, pastor of the Friends church in High Point, spoke to Guilford Christian Endeavorers Sunday. He praised Guilford's football team for fair play and cited Thomas Edison, noting his success by challenging public opinion. The sermon urged daily acts of usefulness and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Tom Sykes
Friends Church of
High Point
Christian Endeavor
Sykes
Thomas Edison
Mr. Edison
Infant Hunt Child Dies at Dawn in Mechanicsville
William Lindsay Hunt Jr is the one day old infant son of William and Lucy Hunt. He died at 9:30 this morning at 1433 Larkin Street. Survived by parents and grandparents. Funeral services tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Suites of Lebanon M. P. Church Mechanicsville officiating burial in church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lindsay Hunt, Jr
William Lucy Bizzell Hunt
Larkin Street
Mr. Suites
Lebanon M. P. Church
Mechanicsville
Supper Program at Friends Annex with Guilford Scholar
Prof Samuel Haworth head of Guilford college Biblical department will speak at Central Friends church annex tomorrow night. He asks Do We Need Christ Today. D H Parsons presides and Norman Fidler is soloist. Margaret Fell circle serves supper at 6 45 led by several members. Boys class led by H L Artau. Junior choir to meet with Florence Blair and Norman Fidler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Haworth
Christ
D. H. Parsons
Norman Fidler
Margaret Fell
A. S. Parker
J. D. Cox
E. H. Jarrett
Mamie Farlow
Sunday School Council Meeting and Prayer Meeting Notice
Sunday school council meets at the same hour as the regular midweek prayer gathering. After supper, the regular mid week prayer meeting will be held in the church main auditorium.
Tuttle Funeral Held at Salem Chapel Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Irene Tuttle, who died at a Raleigh hospital, were conducted at Salem chapel near Walnut Cove by Rev. G. F. Manuel. The choir sang several hymns and pallbearers included Ira Joe Marshall and others. Interment followed in Salem chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Tuttle
Raleigh
Salem Chapel
Walnut Cove
G. F. Manuel
Leake Memorial Church
Jesus
Ira Joe Marshall
Buck Marshall
Franklin Marshall
Tom Marshall
Leonard Fulp
Aden Fulp
Misses Grace Marshall
Lovella Marshall
Hazel Hester
Ida Lee Fulp
Stella Fulp
Lena Fail
Louella Ham
Annie Fall
Pearle Lewis
Hattie Marshall
Salem Chapel Cemetery
Doctor Frederick Taylor Returns to Private Internal Medicine
Dr. Frederick KR. Taylor, former director of the Health Maintenance Bureau for North Carolina, announces his return to private practice in internal medicine. Office hours are 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:00 to 4:00 PM, Monday through Saturday, with other hours by appointment. Office 4646, residence 2460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick KR. Taylor
North Carolina State Board of Health
Commercial National Bank
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H. G. Ilderton Motor CO
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Ed Lewis
Strangler
Gus Sonnenberg
Tis
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Ilinois Athletic Commission
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Star Still Hospital
John Furrs
Guilford Christian Endeavorers
Friends Annex
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BSC
Schwab Tailloring Company
East Broad St
Dennis Keel
Wachovia Bank
Caroline
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Piedmont Building & Loan
GEG
A. Matton
Pres. W. Co
Idol
Sec’y
Tuttle
Senate
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Johnson Street School
Lexington Ave
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Collie
West
Washington Street
Perpetual Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building
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C. E. Mendenhall
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H. E. Johnson
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